Re: Ayuda con grafica
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:02 pm
Hi.
If I understand the problem, it's that the graph uses one grid-row for each time period, so must use 4 rows of the grid to show the 4 quarters of an hour, and that there's no way to reduce the height of the rows on the grid, therefore the graph is too big and must be scrolled.
If using just two grid-rows per hour would allow the graph to display without scrolling, could you use Chr(223) to represent a quarter hour and Chr(219) to represent a half hour?
(For anyone who doesn't want to go and look it up, Chr(223) is a "block" representing the top half of a character space, and Chr(219) is a "block" that fills a full character space.)
I haven't tested it, but it might be one more thing to try before the user drives you crazy!
Regards and good luck,
CalScot
If I understand the problem, it's that the graph uses one grid-row for each time period, so must use 4 rows of the grid to show the 4 quarters of an hour, and that there's no way to reduce the height of the rows on the grid, therefore the graph is too big and must be scrolled.
If using just two grid-rows per hour would allow the graph to display without scrolling, could you use Chr(223) to represent a quarter hour and Chr(219) to represent a half hour?
(For anyone who doesn't want to go and look it up, Chr(223) is a "block" representing the top half of a character space, and Chr(219) is a "block" that fills a full character space.)
I haven't tested it, but it might be one more thing to try before the user drives you crazy!
Regards and good luck,
CalScot